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<br />2001 ANNUAL REPORT <br />NARRATIVE <br />PERMITTEE NAME: Lawrence Construction Company <br />PERMITNO.: M-74-041 RECEIVED <br />OPERATION NAME: Lawrence Pit JAN 2 3 2002 <br />COUNTY: Douglas Division of Minerals and Geology <br />DATE: January 22, 2002 <br />COMMENTS: In 2001 the Pemuttee applied for and was granted a technical revision for <br />Permit No. M-74-041. The technical revision incorporated into the permit various activities <br />involving the importation, storage and processing of reclaimed concrete, reclaimed asphalt and <br />crushed aggregate. The revision also covered the storage of construction equipment in the <br />southwestern azea of the permit azea. In conjunction with the technical revision the reclamation <br />surety bond for the permit was increased to $294,000.00 which the Division of Minerals and <br />Geology accepted as adequate. On September 24, 2001 the Division of Minerals and Geology <br />also approved a reduction of the permit azea to approximately 35 acres as shown on the enclosed <br />permit map. <br />Active construction aggregate operations were carried on in the permit azea throughout 2001. <br />These activities involved mining of native materials, accumulation of reclaimed concrete and the <br />processing of construction aggregates. During 2001 the less than 500 tons of pit run material was <br />mined from the pit for use on various construction projects. No disturbed land was available for <br />reclamation. Minimal additional land is expected to be disturbed during 2002 by mining. No <br />disturbed land is expected to be available for reclamation in 2002. During 2001 additional <br />reclaimed concrete was accumulated for future crushing and use as construction aggregate. <br />A portion of the permitted area is used by Aggregate Industries, Inc. to process construction <br />aggregates under agreement with the permittee. In 2001 Aggregate Industries hauled crushed <br />construction aggregates from its quarries to the Lawrence Pit for temporary storage and washing <br />through a portable wash plant with a permitted closed circuit wash system. In the last half of <br />2001 Aggregate Industries moved its portable wash plant from the permit azea to another <br />location off site. Stored aggregate is subsequently sent to customers by Aggregate Industries. <br />